Sentence examples for advanced cellphones from inspiring English sources

Dr. S. Ward Casscells, a Houston cardiologist who was assistant secretary of defense for health affairs under President George W. Bush, noted that telemedicine had become simpler and less expensive in the era of the Internet and advanced cellphones.

TOKYO — For a country that is known for its industrial robots, advanced cellphones and hybrid vehicles, Japan's efforts to cool the hobbled nuclear reactors in Fukushima Prefecture have seemed, at least to a world watching on television, to be decidedly low-tech.

Advanced cellphones have screens that can display a list of hundreds of songs, available at fees of $1.50 to $2.50 a song.

Advanced cellphones with large screens, like the Palm Treo or the Apple iPhone, can usually display e-books formatted in basic standards like the PDF or HTML, but their controls are not optimized for long texts.

It also introduced versions of the site compatible with Japan's advanced cellphones.

Symbian is the world's most popular software running more advanced cellphones, and is used on more than 250 million handsets.

Luckily, though, they were in St. Clair County, the first county in the nation to install an advanced cellphone-locator system for its emergency service.

And consumers, rather than paring back, are increasingly turning to all sorts of digital gadgets and services -- cameras, music players, videodisc players, advanced television sets, cellphones, instant messaging, e-mail, online shopping, high-speed Internet access.

Advances in cellphones made it possible to send the police text messages.

Some months after my Singapore encounter, I visited the thriving code-writing communities in Tallinn, Estonia; Reykjavik, Iceland; and Helsinki, Finland, three Nordic cities that were being transformed by advances in cellphones, mobile computing and the Internet.

It's in the new phenomenon of cellphone tossing by fans too advanced to settle for hurling old-fashioned insults.